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IOWA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Thirty-ffth Annual Meeting and Eloo-
tion of Officers.
A VERY GRATIFYING SHOWING.
Proceedings of the Iowa state Fire.
mems Association at Des Moines--
Another Witness Discovered
i'm the Haddock Case.
Iowa's state Agricultural Society.


DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. 12.-[Special Tele-
gram to the BEE.l-The thirty fifth annual
session of the state agricultural society was
held in this city to-day. Seventy-five coun-
ties were represented with delegates. The
chiet items OF business were the presidents
address, the reports of the secretary and
treasurer and the election of officers. Prcsl-
dent Wheeler, reviewing the work of the
past year and the improvements on the new
state fair grounds, said that S1Q0O0 had been
expended there for buildings and roads.
Chairman Mcneil of the finance committee,
stated that the receipts of the last fair were
S55,9S5G2 and the disbursements s53,Si1,4o,
leaving balance in the treasury of S2,OsS23.
There was considerable strife over the elec.
ton of directors all OF those whose terms
expired being. reelected except two, Mr. IL.
i. Smith, of Mason City, was elected q di.
rector T,, IN place of l.. f. Newell of Agency
CITY, and MIR. John A. Evans, of West Lib
elty, In place of George &. Duneld, of
keosauqua;, The following officers were
elected: President 4. c. Wheeler, Sac
City; vice PRESIDENT J. j. Snoutrcr, Cedar
Rapids; secretary, John II. ShaiIer, Fair
field
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan. 12.-Special Tele-
gram to the BEE. Another witness, one
not heretofore mentioned, is said to have
been found in the Iladdock case The party
in question is Gus Schmidt, harness maker,
who was boarding at the Columbia house at
the time of the murder. He claims to have
seen lladdock shot, and that Leavtt fired the
revolver when he and three other men, whom
he did not recognize, ran away. NJ. l.. Ston e,
editor of the Chicago News, is here to- day in
consultation with the local attorneys for the
prosecution. Hon. John O'Connell and
State Attorney Baker are very active and dill
igent and the work of preparation is now
going on by the attorneys on both sides, and
the case will be commenced in all probability
within few days.
1t was finally agreed that the murder case
should be called Friday morning, when the
time for trial may be fixed. Some of the law
yers think this is bluif on the part of the
defense to discover whether the state is
ready. Arensdorls case will be called first.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-13
Iowa state Firemen's Association.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. 19.-fSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE. The annual meeting of
the State Firemen's association was held in
this city to-day. Mayor Phillips and Alder
man brady welcomed the association on be-
half of the city and Mr.. p, Lacy, of Council
Bluffs, president of the association, re-
sponded. There was considerable discussion
regarding proposed changes in the rules re
lating to tournaments, and an amendment
was added to the effect that all champion
prize awarded them shall file a bond of
$500 with the president of the association,
signed by responsible person acceptable to
the board. The association adopted unani-
mously resolution for the framing of bill
to be presented to the next Legislature asking
that the state provide fund for pensoning
disabled liremen. Mr.. a. Desprez, of Stuart,
was elected as delegate to the national con-
vention of iIemen at Atlanta in September
next
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had iDterposed The ObisesiSn 70 iss eon-
sideRation.
O course is cannot Be said With Ger.
tainiJ thas the ball would have become
9 iau II Mr.. voorhees, had eousenfsd 70
except the woman suffrage act from its
operation, but the ekarees are alto
gsthsr thas IL uoaId- Il bad already
Fassed ths senate and had been called
a. IN the H0uss and eosld have been
passed by that body ia sysr sho "A time.
No Questions were oHsrel TO iss con
sioerstiSn ssve those because Of the
woman Suffrage feature, and sVsa they
wsre called Ouf BY Mr.. Voorhees, Ill
timed speech. IL Is sKesediBgiy pEab-
able that the bill would nov be q lsE
bus for MT. voorhees,, and that al the
confusion which may result from the
Supreme Court decision would have
been avoided. II Mr.. voorhees, could
have done the oaase Of woman suffrage
any good b. bis blind persistence, his
attitude might have been instihable 80
regarded from q suffrage stand point.
bat It was beyond bis poser 70 do good
10 anybody or anything except By yield
ing the point al ISSUE II all the eonfu-
sion which has been predicted because
Of the defessively titled laws really
arises, the people will have Ne. VoOr.
bees, more than any OF her man, to thank
81 "A
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the exclusive sale BY deed given Tor each and
every county be may secure from ~. win Al
these advantages TO cur agents Aad the fact thai
II IL az srticle that can b sold 70 ever house.
suneF. Il might not be necessary 70 make n
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meut Any agent that viii sivs our business
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agent who would like ten or more couniles and
work them through sab-aeentsfoF ninety DAYS
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PESsRs, can return all unsold and 50 thsiF
money back. No other employees Of agenia eyW
dared to make such offers, nor would We ~ We
did not know that We have agents nos mAking
more than double the amount We gaaiantsod
and but two sales day would dive Pluat o.
ever el25 3 m nth, and that one o. our agents
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these we wish 70 send 10 evaryoue eut q en-
ploymsnt who will send Us thrce ona cent
stamps fer postage sand 81 once ana aacafe
the agency In time for the boom and gctoueA
on the terms named On our extraordinary 81
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agents, sewing machine solicitors and carpen-
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aper who neads this o1er, 70 send rs 81 once
. name and address Of all such they kaoN.
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rHE PACIFIC cAKEYING TRADE.
TSalt LAKE. Tribune.

salt Lake Tribune.
Il u stated from New Nark that The
Canadian Pacific Railway, which re
Gently chartered the Cuuard steamships
" PArtbia." Batavia and AhyssiH.
Ia for its Pacific trade, has arranged
10 start its line from Nonc0aver 10 ia
pan and China ports. The Pgrthia,"
saws the telegram, sill be the trsI
steamer Of the lie leaving HOnR koue
hy way ~ Hiegs sad Yokohama. for
Vancouver. The vessels will run month
" uutil new steamships are built. The
line will connect with maritime iines in
she East India trade.
The above IL practically a notice 10
the American people that their sapren-
acy IN the Pacific carrying trade Is 20
ee attacked, and an earnest effort made
90 deprive this country 81 the ases and
prohts u that trade The nsw ocean
line Will be backed uP - no American
lines have ever been backed ~. it viii
have powerful trauscontineutai line OF
railway - work exclusively Tor its bene
10 and advantage, that railroad H.
self subsidized heavily by the Cana
dian Government, Besides this. Ihe
steamship line Sill enloy direst and SUI
ucirut subsidies from tie British Gov
eruWeBt, and British merchants viii
snp1lAte With FiSor never dreamed OF
by American merchants Ia behAlf Of
American vessels, thai al their traiie
Witch cFessss tie PAcifc skall b. done
BY tbcsr own steamsh 2 line, and this
they wlll 30 vyeE u they have ~ raw
higher Rates fcr ume- AL these help
IA forces are uow baius pat 10 motion
% assure fhc s1ccszs u The RrIttsh
Canadian facine line. sud good star,
over ANY possible counter heir fer
American lines by American people or
tbetr Cove rumcHt D. sssared Hat thrra
4 20 talk IN tkis country about helping
the American iines, save A general on
cry that &c must BOT be doue. II thew
sanu0t uuAlded compske 0ttd a sutsid
usd line. ths opinion q car politicians
Is thai they ogghs 90 80 dnwn. Ice
pEospccs - that tie American marine
90 tte facldc will Disappear, as u has
ca t1e AtlsEtls; and thea there will ba I
3 rcpstltion % the ola sdors 30 hold
-ameba3y rrsPaU sIule faF g. bat no
practical saoFi 70 repair tie &c iurv- Il
Is q aIte evidsut that there nas4 hs A
'cauer - policy Ia tkls Rcunlry IL -
gard 20 ste oceAn caDusercs. q wa
iiizit 80 eel sctile aoWu - Ihs ida
Gai se Goa . SAINT 70, Which u the true
meaning II ihs pOlicy hitherto pursued.
z spsle % uoisy pgugesssgions that -
sgrei the ioss - a. We mass sssher
10 a. ether nations 50 - bald az srs
osisr oecAn coeamsroe, or gait tryiss
set H. 81 cFyinR fer H. las soEniEe
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Opponents Of the national banking
system Sometimes speak Of the systsm
a. u . formed monopoly Of which
View York got the chief bsnehf. Tue
Ingast1cs Of szeh q statement d appar-
cot % most people vho have taken the
trouble 20 think about the matter with
out pEe1adiee. bat there are unaozbtedly
some Who are misled By those Who
speak N this way. To all such ve con
mend the remarks made By Coutrollfr
OF the Treasury Trenholrp, at the din
nsr OF the Nv York Board Of Trade
ana Transportation. on Monday last.
Mr., Trenholm pointed oat that the
national banking system had given the
country chsaUness Of exchange and q
facility Of collections such - do net
exist anywhere else in the world. he
said that, While be thought that New
York Ros its fall share Of the adsan-
tages Of the system. bis careful study Of
the same had convinced him that the
system vas Of greater importance to
every other part Of the country than Il
vas 10 the city Of New York. Mr..
Trenholm u not New Yorker, and his
statement vas not dictated By any par
TALLY for the metropolis. but by his
Own Common sense, aHd by bis knowl-
edge Of the workings 81 the national
banking systeu.-Bradsfysef
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In another column will be found com
municstioDs FROM two members Of the
late Grand Jury, diselaiminR all inten-
ton Of rejecting on ex-County Treas
urer Hill in the suggestion made 10 the
report OF the Grand Jury that the books
Of the County Treasurer should be sub
iected TO an expert investigation. From
these communications It may be gather.
ed that there was no evidence before
the Jury which wO1ld warrant the belief
that there Is anything wrong in the
TreasureF's accounts. This being the
case, IL ia somewhat singular that the
accounts of one official should be pointed
out as being in need Of investigation,
while those OF all others are uBmen
toned. No public official should shrink
from a full investigation Of his &C
counts, but the recommendation Of the
Grand Jury in tbs form in which il vas
made, totally unsusiained by evidence
as IL Was, was, to say the least, repre-
hensible as casting an unwarranted i'm
p0tatiOn. EX- Treasurer Hill is perfectly
willing to have his accounts thoroughly
Investigated, and the Posi- INIELM
oEsoKR believes that such an investiga-
ton would convince the most sksplieal
that they are in perfect order.
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HERE AND THERE.

Colonel George G Lyon last evening
announced through the columns of the
Times that he had assumed editorial con
troll OF that paper. The osr-IxTELLI-
GENCER ooBgratulAtes the people OF Seat
tic upon the return OF Colonel Lyon to
his editorial duties knowing that his
powers viii always be exerted In favor of
truth. justice and good government
Colonel LyoB. as an editorial writer. has
few saperiors on the Pacific Coast. His
productions are always well written. his
thought Is always vigorous and strong,
and his arguments are always logical and
20 the point, Increased prosperity may
be predicted for the Times under the con.
troll Of 30 able al editor.
Lord Wolseley. In an article on General
Ice. in Macmillah's Magazine for March.
makes the following comment upon the
military operations during the Rebellion.
and points cut y defect in our military
system which may DO felt In the future
a. severely as II has been felt in the past.
General wolsely says;
Lees CON 10 nations 10 secure victory
were the conceptions Of truly great
strate yist. and when they had been ef.
! fcctCd. his tactics were also most always
everything that could be desired up 20
the momcnt OF victory. But there his
action seemed to stop altogether. Was
ever an array 20 helpless IL at the mercy
OF another a. that OF Mcclellan when rs
began his retreat 20 HarrisOn's Landing,
after the seven days h2hting around
Richmoudf What commander could
vi, 20 have his foe in tighter place
Than Burnside was in after his disastrous
attack upon Lee 40 Frederickshurg Yet
IN both instances the Northern com
mRnder got sa'eiy away; and other SINH
lar instances could be mentioned. The
critical military htldent OF this war, who
knows the power which regular troops.
vel oiiicered and well directed by =
thoroughly efficient staff, placed in the
hands OF an sb'e General. and " no has
acquired an Intrinsic aud complete know
ledge OF what these two contending
American aTmie7 were really like viii. I
think. agree that from first TO LAST the CO
opei a ION OF even one army sorps Of regu-
lar troops w0ulI have given complete
victory TO which ever side Il fought on.
The OregonlAn ventures the following
in regard to the effect OF the Interstate
Commerce law:
Il Is the opinion OF railroad officials OF
high standing that the effect OF the Inter.
state Commerce bill a. regards Pacific
Coast iranic. will b. 20 divert through
business from our own railroad lines 70
he Canadian Pacific and the Pacific
Mall That is. Portland and San Frau.
cisco can get much lower rates from the
Canadian Pacific aud the Pacific Mai
than from our own transcontinental lines.
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aR, VOORHEES, A. Az oHsrRTC
ZIONIST.

The action Of Delegate voorhees, in
preveating the valuation Of the laws
affected by the decision OF the Sapreme
Court Of Washington Territory. cannot
be too strongly condemned. The state
ment that be prevented the vahdAtinn
OF those laws may be objected TO, but,
Judging irem the record Of the proceed
ings In the House Of Representatives On
last Thursday, that Ia precisely what
be did.
The bill 30 cure defects ia the titles
of certain acts Of the Legislative As.
sethbly OF Washington Territory" was
introduced To the Senate aud wAs t.
ported favorably from the Committee
en- Territories by senator Plat on The
Tuesday preceding the adjaurument.
IL MAS passcd 81 once aud without dis
eussion. On Thursday it was called up
In the House by Delegate voorhees,. who
ATTEMPTED 30 improve the occasion by
making sFeeeh In favor of woman
suffrage. DAniel. Of NirgiuiA. objected
10 che consideration Of The bill, but af.
fsred 10 wiihdFaS bis objection II Nj.
VOORHEES, would agree to ercsps he
woman suffrage iAw. This Mr. yoar.
bees declined 20 10, Shsreupon several
other objections we're offered. she OBJ
iectors, however, al assnFiug she Dele.
gate that thew would withdrss their q,
jeetions II be would except ihe woman
suffrage Law from tie sctioa OF the
bill. The latter still declined 20 30 this,
however, and che b,ll wvnt over.
The unreasonable nature q Mr..
voorhees, attitude will b. better under
stsNd When 70 Is remembered that the
consideration Of bill 50 situated is
prevented BY QUE objection. There vss
no bore Of seeafiug the passaEe - the
bill With the woman suffrage act IN
cluded. for bali dozeH ob5ecti1ns hsd
already heca cHsrcd There vas Mt
therefore, aRy excuse Tor Mr.. YoorAe4.'
attitude. Bsesase be eoali Tot seezrr
the valuation Of the woman suHrsre
act, be deliberately prvvented The vail.
datson Of the nameroas other acts wish
defective titles. Il vAs az exhibits.
OF either dcmssoEy or Petaisuor. Rv
msintAininE bis position Mr.. Veorhee.
could bensdI Hsbody. BY rsce3ine froua
10 bs eoaid have bsasatled the pSoels q
washington Territory. He eeoss "a %
be ferDer--to prevenl The pNssage o.
he ball ~ completely - u be himsslf
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the Puget Sound National Bank ef
Seattle, at Seattle, in the Territory of
Washington, at the close OF busincss
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The BUSINESS viii be cOutiuu d b. 7. y
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Notice of Dissolution.

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NOTICE

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OF County Commission rs At the Auditors
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the purpose Of organizing the said Board.
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county for the use Of the County Asses sor;
and also for considering the advisa bility
Of. and II deemed ad visAhle. the employ
rlent OF an accountant 70 examine into
the books and accounts Of the county
officers. LYMAN WOOD,
mkSsw County Auditor
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Piano Tuning.

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Observation-Disclosures
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7 INN FT-NE VI " Nl@FTI NNTUN, Z -,
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Notary Public in and for King county.
Commentaries
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